In pictura, est zues habet fulmen. In pictura, est zues habet aquila. In pictura, est amphora. In pictura, non est Gigas. In pictura, est Zeus pugnat gigas cum fulmen. In pictura, magna sunt contaminatus ut ille exillium gigas. In pictura, Zues exillium sunt gigas. In pictura, Zues internecivus contra gigas. In pictura, Zues portat aqulia. In pictura, omnes gigantes destruxerunt in bellum
The Roman artist for the Zeus amphora is unknown. Since this was
made in the Late Archaic (470 - 460 BC) it is probably really
hard to find out who was the artist. In this image Zeus is aiming his
lightning bolt at a giant with his eagle at a giant. Zeus is the ancient
Greek and Roman god the sky and thunder, which is why he is
holding a thunder bolt in the picture. He is also the king of all
gods and is the ruler of Mt. Olympus.
The Roman artist for the Zeus amphora is unknown. Since this was
made in the Late Archaic (470 - 460 BC) it is probably really
hard to find out who was the artist. In this image Zeus is aiming his
lightning bolt at a giant with his eagle at a giant. Zeus is the ancient
Greek and Roman god the sky and thunder, which is why he is
holding a thunder bolt in the picture. He is also the king of all
gods and is the ruler of Mt. Olympus.